Fly Tying Tutorial: Deer Hair Frog Popper - STACK & TRIM Deer Hair
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2018
- Jeff Creamer steps in on this great tutorial for tying deer hair poppers. He works his magic to churn out a great bug!
See the materials he used here: www.flyfishfood.com/2018/10/de...
-- Subscribe for more tutorials and gear reviews: goo.gl/rk1v29
Buy these materials online: store.flyfishfood.com
Follow our Fly Fish Food Blog: www.flyfishfood.com
Follow us on Facebook: / flyfishfood
Follow us on Instagram: / flyfishfood
Fly Fish Food - กีฬา
![[안방1열 직캠4K] 베이비몬스터 치키타 'FOREVER' (BABYMONSTER CHIQUITA FanCam) @SBS Inkigayo 2404707](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tn3bGHiBWkg/mqdefault.jpg)
Very well done Sir, that is one of the best tutorials I've seen in a very long time. Outstanding job!!
Outstanding tutorial & tie Jeff. Really enjoy your work!👍
Very cool. Been avoiding deer hair but I’m gonna give it a shot. Nice tutorial!
You made this look easy I’ll def stick to buying them nice fly!
this is unreal! nice video!
Super nice fly👍
Love it! I usually use foam, and are satisfied with that, but this is a hole different kind of handicraft. Two thumbs up!
Muy bueno!! Gracias!
This is an awesome tutorial. Thank you. I've learned so much from it. I've watched it 3x so far. By the way. Is there a place that actually sells these bugs you make. I would love to display it next to the old Marathon hair frog my grandpa used to use.
H#@y Shit! That head/body of that frog came out so tight. I cant believe he only packed it twice. Jeff is a Grand Master!
That is cool. I know what I am doing this weekend.
I've never seen. What is this vice??????????
very simple, but super work!!!!
Very cool, you make it look easy
Whats up with firehole hooks? I see them everywhere now.
Maybe high quality, useful models and a reasonable price is the answer? ;-)
Incredible tie but no way I would invest that much time into a single tie. Very impressive though!
Hi Jeff and team, could you use a Uv product say Loon Uv Thick for the head, place paper and plastic over, then zap it? Awesome bugs by the way. Hello from NZ.
Bevanflyfishnz the liquid fusion is much more shock resistant and flexible. Critical for a popper face. You probably could get away with resin, but it wouldn’t be as durable.
What vice is that?
PEAK LIRS NUMER 3
I believe this is one of those flies used to catch the fisherman and not the fish. I'm sure it produces results, but a simple foam popper will produce the same results.
microvert foam poppers catch fishermen. The best way to catch a bunch of fish is to grab a wad of velveeta and tip it with a nightcrawler. That way you don’t even have to buy a fancy fly building vise. Win win!!!
Maybe there's a place for both. I've fished foam and deer hair flies for years. At some point after about an hour of fishing a deer hair bug loses some flotation compared to foam and starts to creep down in the surface film. Deer hair divers in that state have caught all but one of my personal best largemouth bass.
Deer hair flies in similar style predate foam poppers by about fifty years. This is old school.
I like these hair bugs and they are the reason i started tying 50 yr ago. One of the reasons anyway. I also use foam and cork. They all are a little different in the water. Balsa is another material i have used. Foam is the most simple and probably the most durable. I just prefer hair bugs and yes it is old school. I like tying them but they are messy to trim. I love spinning the hair but the hair is not as tightly packed. At least mine are not.